You might also want to have a look at DABO; I don't know how well it
work on a handheld, though.
http://dabodev.com/about
Matt
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> The problem (I have) with SQL-type DB is that I cannot be sure ahead of
> time of the exact data structure. The DB will be about patients, who
> have diseases, and also have treatments.Clearly, I can't specify now
> the exact structure of the table. The advantage of SQL is that you can
> (in
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Matt Williams wrote:
> The problem (I have) with SQL-type DB is that I cannot be sure ahead of
> time of the exact data structure. The DB will be about patients, who
> have diseases, and also have treatments.Clearly, I can't specify now
> the exact structure of the table
I would look quite seriously at SQLObject
It is a bit rough round the edges but given a class defintion, it then
creates the underlying SQL tables and handles the CRUD (create update
delete) for you.
I do not like this approach and prefer the other but equally nice
ability it has to look at a dat
i like MySQLdb - although I said that you hate MySQL. FreeSQL.org has a nice free MySQL server. I also have some example code if you would like from work that I did last week ...
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On 9/22/05, Cedric BRINER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I love sqlobject.orgit this a wrapper between many sql imple
I love sqlobject.org
it this a wrapper between many sql implementation (mysql, postgresql..) and
python.
get a look.
Ced.
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Dnia czwartek, 22 września 2005 10:43, Matt Williams napisał:
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
For pure Python implementation you might t
Matt Williams wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
>
> Having googled and read some stuff, I seem to come down to a cho
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Matt Williams wrote:
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
Hi Matt,
What kind of data are you trying to represent? An
Matt Williams schrieb:
> These seem to be at the opposite end of the spectrum - so do others have
> either comments on these options, or other suggestions.
Well, I havn't use either yet, but I have some experience with SQL DBs.
>From what I read on the website, Kirby seems like a nice idea, if you
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